Christopher Zimmermann
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Christopher Zimmermann
asked on 07 May 2010, 06:23 PM
Hi im using the GridTableView.filter() client side function and it works great.
But only on columns that are actually displayed in the grid.
I would like to call GridTableView.filter() on a column in the data source that is not displayed.
I have added the column name to MasterTableView ClientDataKeyNames property.
Is this possible? How do I do it? I guess a work-around would be including the columns with a 0 width - but i'd prefer something more efficient.
Thank you!
Topher
But only on columns that are actually displayed in the grid.
I would like to call GridTableView.filter() on a column in the data source that is not displayed.
I have added the column name to MasterTableView ClientDataKeyNames property.
Is this possible? How do I do it? I guess a work-around would be including the columns with a 0 width - but i'd prefer something more efficient.
Thank you!
Topher
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Hello Christopher,
You can set the Display property of the column to false, not the Visible one and thus it will be present in the underlying data source to which the grid is bound.
Regards,
Tsvetoslav
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You can set the Display property of the column to false, not the Visible one and thus it will be present in the underlying data source to which the grid is bound.
Regards,
Tsvetoslav
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